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751. Which of the following was a key feature of the socio-economic reforms initiated by Prime Minister Dev Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana?

Introduction of compulsory education.

The establishment of a Nepali-language newspaper, 'Gorkhapatra'.

The abolition of slavery.

The establishment of a central bank.

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752. The 'Treaty of Peace and Friendship' of 1950 with India was criticized by some as a threat to Nepal's what?

Economic independence.

Cultural heritage.

National sovereignty.

Political stability.

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753. The 'Juddha Sadak' in Kathmandu was a key infrastructure project initiated by which Rana Prime Minister?

Jung Bahadur Rana

Chandra Shumsher

Juddha Shumsher

Bir Shumsher

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754. What was the main outcome of the 'Bhadra 10' incident in 2005?

The end of the Maoist insurgency.

King Gyanendra's direct rule was abolished.

The King's coup, which dismissed the government and assumed direct power.

The signing of the 12-point agreement between the SPA and the Maoists.

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755. Which of the following describes the cultural policy of the Panchayat System?

A promotion of regional and ethnic diversity.

A secularist policy with a separation of state and religion.

A policy of centralized cultural nationalism, centered on Hinduism and the Nepali language.

The banning of traditional music and arts.

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756. What was the major socio-economic consequence of the 'Mahendra Highway' (East-West Highway) construction?

It created a north-south divide in the country.

It led to a new trade route with China.

It connected different parts of the country and facilitated migration to the Terai region.

It resulted in a decline in agricultural productivity.

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757. The 'Limbuwan' and 'Khambuwan' movements were social and political struggles primarily focused on what?

The abolition of the monarchy.

Demands for federalism and ethnic autonomy.

The establishment of a new economic system.

A return to the Panchayat system.

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758. What was the 'Nepal-Tibet War' (1788-1792) primarily fought over?

A dispute over the sovereignty of the border region.

A trade dispute over counterfeit currency and tariffs.

A disagreement on religious practices.

The control of the Buddhist monasteries.

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759. What was the political role of the 'Bharadari Sabha' during the Malla period?

It was a council of ministers that assisted the King in governance.

It was a military training institution.

It acted as the highest judicial court.

It was a council of local traders.

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760. The 'Bhoto Jatra' festival is a key cultural tradition of the Newar community, primarily celebrated to honor what?

The goddess Durga.

The monsoon season.

The ancient Lichchhavi King Gunakamadeva.

The sacred garment of the deity Machhindranath.

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761. What was the 'Sarbapakshiya Rajnaitik Sammelan' of 2005?

A peace conference between Nepal, India, and China.

A joint meeting of the Maoist rebels and the government.

A conference in New Delhi that resulted in the 12-point agreement.

A meeting to discuss the new constitution.

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762. What was the 'Nepal Communist Party' (NCP) primarily founded for?

To support the Rana regime.

To lead an armed revolution against the monarchy.

To advocate for a democratic, socialist republic.

To oppose any form of political change.

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763. The 'Civil Code' (Muluki Ain) of 1854, introduced by Jung Bahadur Rana, was a significant step in what?

It established the first public university.

It introduced a unified legal code based on Hindu jurisprudence.

It abolished the Rana family's hereditary rule.

It established a free-market economy.

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764. The 'Lumbini Development Trust' was established to preserve and promote what?

Nepal's national parks.

The birthplace of Lord Buddha.

The ancient trade routes.

The traditions of the Kirat community.

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765. What was a major social and cultural challenge faced by the Nepali society in the 21st century?

The complete breakdown of traditional family structures.

The preservation of indigenous languages and cultures in the face of globalization.

The rapid and complete Westernization of society.

The lack of access to new technology.

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